Jenn Ashworth speaks to Art and Things about books, literature and getting published. And drinking a lot.
Continue reading...10. February 2010
The first Life is Beautiful book will be a very limited, numbered print and we're working hard to make it a unique and luxurious artifact that people will enjoy holding as much as they will reading.
Continue reading...18. November 2009
The night will feature a host of talented performers including; The Anti Poet - Paul Eccentric & Ollie Wilton, one of the only few poets to be disqualified from a slam! Also putting in a Special Appearance is Vinnie Gibbons The Bastard Attack Poet!!!
Continue reading...11. November 2009
Political activism zine ctrl.alt.shift have collaborated with a exciting assortment of writers, artists and other prominent British creatives to create a really amazing comic book, featuring a true stories about the horrors of corruption wordwide. We’ve read it. It’s wicked. Art and Things spoke to British writer and comic artist Woodrow Phoenix about his involvement in [...]
Continue reading...17. June 2009
8pm, Cha Cha Cha Cafe, Cassiobury Park, Free to Attend.
Continue reading...6. May 2009
The heart needed to keep beating or else it wouldn’t power the rest. But blood rusts the cables like acid burns a leaf; the thing would rot from the inside out in a matter of days if he were not careful. The old man took a battered notebook, curled from sitting in his pocket, and laid it open on the table for reference.
Continue reading...30. January 2009
"It feels like a really exciting time for new writing, not so much on the 3-for-2 tables in Waterstone's, but on the internet -- on blogs and websites -- and in small press journals and anthologies. There are lots of ways to get your stuff out and read, for free, while waiting for those agents and publishers and competition judges and Granta editors to get back to you. "
Continue reading...29. January 2009
"Among other things I saw a naked woman, covered in blue paint I might add, put a wine bottle in a very uncomfortable place."
Continue reading...8. September 2008
Peter Bloxham writes about how it's not just you who has trouble being creative. Sometimes, especially for the beginner, it's hard just finding the time to settle down, after a day working a menial job to pay the bills, and get working on whats supposed to be 'your passion' when all you want is a slice of marmite on toast and a veg out on the sofa to your favourite tv show.....
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9. April 2010
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